Article July 1, 2002 Issue

God and gravity

By Chris Hufford

NO ONE DEBATES the law of gravity. No member of Congress proposes that we repeal the law of gravity or look into the viability of gravity in today's society.

It is completely accepted that gravity is an absolute law of physics. We are comfortable with the fact that when the proverbial apple falls from the tree, it will definitely fall down to the ground. We never stop to question whether or not gravity will behave differently on small apples or green ones or on ones with worms in them. We know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that gravity will pull objects down to the ground 100 percent of the time.

The law of God is every bit as predictable, dependable, and unwavering as the law of gravity—even though this might not be as well-known a fact. God is the unlimited source of all ideas, happiness, and health. Just as we need never fear that the power of gravity will run out, we need never question whether there is enough power in God to bring us health or happiness.

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